CIA Propaganda SHUT DOWN By Journalist In Real Time | The Kyle Kulinski Show

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matt lee is uh an associated press
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foreign policy correspondent or state
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department uh journalist and
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he
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really questioned this guy ned price the
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state department spokesperson very
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aggressively over this new claim that’s
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emerged
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that
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we now know russia is planning a false
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flag attack uh to invade ukraine and
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you know therefore it’s like
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basically whatever the us wants to do in
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response is justified because we we
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didn’t start it we didn’t do anything we
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didn’t do anything wrong here and so if
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we want to deploy troops to the border
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tens of thousands of them if we want to
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have the tanks ready to go
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if we want to do sanctions not just of
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the oligarchs but even russian civilians
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hey don’t question us we’re telling you
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we we know we have the smoking gun
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evidence that they’re gonna do a false
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flag attack and we need to be prepared
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for that so this journalist has been
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around the block
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and he’s going to do a very simple thing
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he’s going to ask for evidence and look
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at how comical this back and forth is uh
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we told you a few weeks ago that we have
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information indicating russia also has
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already pre-positioned a group of
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operatives to conduct a false flag
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operation in eastern ukraine so that map
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to your question is an action that
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russia has already taken it’s an action
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that you say that they have taken but
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you have shown no evidence to
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to to confirm that and i’m going to get
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to the next question here which is what
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is the evidence that they i mean this is
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like crisis actors really this is like
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alex jones territory you’re getting it
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too now
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um what evidence do you have to support
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the idea that there is some propaganda
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film in the in in the making
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now this is derived uh from information
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known to the us government intelligence
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information that we have declassified i
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think okay well where is it where is
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this information it is intelligence
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information that we have declassified
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well where is it where is the
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declassified information i just
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delivered it
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look no you made a series of allegations
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would you like us to print out the
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topper because you will see a transcript
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of this briefing that you can print out
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for yourself it’s not evidence ned
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that’s you saying it that’s not evidence
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i’m sorry
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what would you like matt
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i i would like to see some proof that
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you that that
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that you can show
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that
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that matt
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that shows that that that shows that the
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russians are doing this ned i’ve been
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doing this i know that was my passion
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you have been doing this for quite a
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while you know that when we declassify
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intelligence information we do so in a
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means
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where is the declassified information
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other than you coming out here and
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saying
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matt i’m sorry you don’t like the format
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uh but we have
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format it’s the content i’m sorry you
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don’t like the content i’m sorry you i’m
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sorry you are doubting the information
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that is in the possession of the us
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government
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what i’m telling you is that this is
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information that’s available to us we
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are making it available to you uh in
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order uh for a couple reasons one is to
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attempt to deter the russians from going
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ahead with this activity two in the
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event we’re not able to do that in the
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event the russians do go ahead with us
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to make it clear as day to lay bear the
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fact that this has always been an
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attempt on the part of the russian
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federation to fabricate a pretext
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yeah but you don’t have any
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any evidence to back it up other than
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what you’re saying
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it’s like you’re saying
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we think we we have
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information the russians may do this
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but you won’t tell us what the
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information is and then when when you’re
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that is the idea behind deterrence that
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is
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moving forward with this type of
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activity that is why we’re making it
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public today if the russians don’t go
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forward with this that is not uh ipso
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facto an indication that they never had
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plans to do so uh but then it’s
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unprovable
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my god what is the evidence that you
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have that suggests that that the
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russians are even planning this i mean
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i’m not saying that they’re not but you
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just come out and say this and expect us
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just to to believe it without you
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showing a shred of evidence that it’s
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actually true other than
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when i ask or what anyone else asks
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what’s the information you said well i
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just gave it to you which was just you
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making a statement matt you said
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yourself you’ve been in this business
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for quite a long time you know that when
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we make information uh intelligence
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information public we do so uh in a way
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that protects sensitive sources and
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methods you also know that we do so we
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declassify information only when we’re
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confident in that information if you
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doubt if you doubt the the credibility
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of the us government of the british
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government uh of other governments and
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want to uh
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you know find uh solace and information
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that uh the russians are putting out uh
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that is that is for you to do so in
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other words you are a russian
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propagandist or a russian stooge or a
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dupe
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um
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or a foreign asset
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because you’re trusting them over us
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when all he’s doing is saying i’m
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agnostic i just want to see your
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evidence if you’re gonna make a claim
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the burden is on you to provide the
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evidence that’s how it works that’s how
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it’s supposed to work but usually the
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rest of the media when they’re state
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department sources or their cia sources
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uh tell them something they’re
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stenographers they take it at face value
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because they’re suckers who are putting
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these positions specifically for that
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reason i’m surprised this ap guy hasn’t
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been fired already because there’s a
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number of times he’s held this slimy
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weasel
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ned price accountable
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and he’s so bad at the job he’s so
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terrible at this he’s like we know that
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the russians are are now doing this
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what’s your evidence i just told you
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that we know that that they’re gonna be
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doing this that’s not evidence that’s
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not evidence now understand something
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just like ned says i’ll say the same
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thing
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i don’t know is it possible that they’re
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going to do that sure
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but this is not an agency that has a
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track record of truth telling in fact
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quite the opposite they have a long
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record of lying about everything
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these are the same people that got us
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into the iraq war now i’m sure some
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people involved in the stuff behind the
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scenes maybe really believe the [ __ ]
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really believe the line of argument and
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so they were acting in good faith even
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though they were wrong but there’s also
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people who might not be who might not be
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acting in good faith who are lying and
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know that they’re lying
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but at the end of the day all that
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matters is whether or not what they’re
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saying is true and what that means we
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should do about it now look i’m on
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record are there certain things that are
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on the table in a negotiation with
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russia that are more like hardline
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approaches absolutely absolutely so for
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one thing
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um the nordstrom 2 pipeline should the
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u.s use that as leverage sure absolutely
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in other words look if we find some sort
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of peace agreement and a way out of this
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then you can have the north stream two
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pipeline if you don’t we’re gonna
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undercut it not let you have it and the
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u.s will sell our natural gas to germany
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and we’ll sell the same price as you
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guys even if it’s at a loss
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that’s one thing you could put on the
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table another thing is uh like it or not
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these nations are sovereign nations that
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were the post-soviet states so
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having them armed so they could defend
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themselves yeah that’s absolutely on the
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table that makes perfect sense they’re
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sovereign nations they get to do that if
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they want to do that now these are
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things that all these things russia
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views as red lines that you can’t do
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no
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don’t agree and that’s the whole point
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of a negotiation now are there other
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parts of the deal that would be
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concessions to russia well yes because
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again that’s part of a negotiation as
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well
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and so
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uh i want peace i want to avoid world
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war iii
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so
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um does that mean we’re not gonna do war
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games on russia’s border anymore with
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nato yes does that mean we’re not gonna
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have missiles pointed directly at russia
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in in an ally state of ours yes
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does that mean that you know uh nato
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should not move an inch closer to
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russia’s border absolutely all those
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things are true but it’s also true that
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other things are on the table but
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what the us government is trying to do
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is lay the groundwork and set the
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preconditions to allow us to do anything
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and play the victim and
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play like we’re acting defensive every
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step of the way but it is the same
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organization that led us into the iraq
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war you know the state department the
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cia if these are the same outlets that
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lied about russiagate relentlessly for
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years straight and they are
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well then you shouldn’t take their word
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for it they need to actually show
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evidence if they have such evidence
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they’re not showing the evidence which
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means they don’t have such evidence
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again that’s not to say it’s impossible
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that russia would do this but you need
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to prove it you need to show it you
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absolutely need to show it and so this
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is a rare instance of a journalist doing
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their job doing their job right
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doing their job effectively and really
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unmasking
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the the little weasel state department
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spokesperson here
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so
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there you have it i really hope that the
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negotiation works and we can find a way
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to back out of this feud because
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in the nuclear age with two
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nuclear-armed states you don’t even want
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to be this close
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to some sort of
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fight
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you don’t
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it’s for the future of humanity it’s a
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necessity that you find a way
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out of this situation
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and you need to use all the negotiation
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skills all the diplomacy in the world
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and you need to be fair-minded and
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reasonable and unfortunately i do not
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trust the us at all to do that i don’t
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really trust russia either
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but i also
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know
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that our government has lied
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relentlessly
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about this stuff and
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finally somebody’s holding them
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Lindsey Graham Compared Rudy Giuliani’s Legal Work To That Of A Third Grader

Republican Senator Lindsey Graham wanted Trump to win a second term, but he wasn’t persuaded at all by the so-called “evidence” that Rudy Giuliani presented to him. According to a new book by Bob Woodward, Graham likened the work done by Giuliani to that of a third grader, and those close to Graham who also looked at the material described it as “sloppy” and questioned whether any of it was even real. Farron Cousins explains what happened.

 

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According to Bob Woodward’s new book peril. Lindsey Graham was one of the individuals brought in to the white house on January 2nd. We’re Rudy Giuliani talked to everybody there about how the election was allegedly stolen. And Lindsey Graham, according to the book was pressing Rudy Giuliani. Give me names, right? Give us the evidence you say you’ve got all this evidence. Give it to us. I’m the chair of the Senate judiciary committee, at least for a couple more days, Rudy. So let’s get on this buddy. Give me what you got. Well, a couple days later, Rudy Giuliani came through and he gave Lindsey Graham a packet, a packet that Lindsey Graham passed over to Lee Holmes, who was then the, uh, lead attorney for the Senate judiciary committee. And homes described the work as shoddy homes. When, as far as to question whether or not the sources that Giuliana used were even real, if they even existed. And once Lindsay Graham got his hands on the packet and he looks through it, he likened the work to that of a third grader, Republican Senator Lindsey Graham basically said that Rudy Giuliani’s legal work here because this is what it was. He was setting up the legal challenges, uh, could have been done by a third grader because it was so, so bad. This is Rudy Giuliani folks. And again, all of this is according to Woodward’s new book, but this is Rudy Giuliani, right? This was a man on the cover of time magazine, following nine 11. This was America’s mayor, right? The guy who came close, I guess you would say to, you know, possibly being a president of the United States. This is the guy who just in 2006, went to bat for, uh, you know, the, the big opioid companies and won in court for them. And he had been reduced to basically, you know what? We can surmise from this information, making stuff up to make Donald Trump happy and let’s not get this wrong. Lindsay Graham wanted Donald Trump to win Lindsey. Graham was at the white house that day because he thought there was a chance they could overturn the election. Lindsey Graham didn’t just happen to stumble into the oval office and say, oh shoot, is there a meeting here? Oh, okay. Yeah, I’ll sit and listen. Why not? Right? No. He was invited there and he accepted the invitation because he thought there was a chance, but Giuliani was so fricking terrible at what he does. And he had no evidence at all that Lindsay Graham was like, wow, this could have been put together by an elementary school student. Rudy Giuliani has ruined his reputation. Rudy Giuliani ruined any chance of having a decent legacy all because he decided to throw his lot in with Donald Trump. That was a choice he made because at one point he believed he was going to be rewarded. And now Trump won’t even return his phone calls. Trump won’t help him pay his massive legal bills that continue to Mount Giuliani has been left out in the cold. Donald Trump could not care less about what happens to Rudy Giuliani and Lindsey Graham. Even though you didn’t go along with Giuliani’s plan here, you need to take note of that because you’ve also been a, a loyal lapdog to Donald Trump. And you need to realize that that loyalty is not a two way street, buddy. The second you are no longer useful to him or the second you are in need, you’re going to be cast out and you’re going to find yourself pretty lonely with the exception of course, of having Rudy Giuliani for company. Because Trump won’t talk to him either.

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Trump Campaign Knew Lawyers’ Voting Machine Claims Were Baseless, Memo Shows

Days before lawyers allied with Donald Trump gave a news conference promoting election conspiracy theories, his campaign had determined that many of those claims were false, court filings reveal.

Two weeks after the 2020 election, a team of lawyers closely allied with Donald J. Trump held a widely watched news conference at the Republican Party’s headquarters in Washington. At the event, they laid out a bizarre conspiracy theory claiming that a voting machine company had worked with an election software firm, the financier George Soros and Venezuela to steal the presidential contest from Mr. Trump.

But there was a problem for the Trump team, according to court documents released on Monday evening.

By the time the news conference occurred on Nov. 19, Mr. Trump’s campaign had already prepared an internal memo on many of the outlandish claims about the company, Dominion Voting Systems, and the separate software company, Smartmatic. The memo had determined that those allegations were untrue.

The court papers, which were initially filed late last week as a motion in a defamation lawsuit brought against the campaign and others by a former Dominion employee, Eric Coomer, contain evidence that officials in the Trump campaign were aware early on that many of the claims against the companies were baseless.

The documents also suggest that the campaign sat on its findings about Dominion even as Sidney Powell and other lawyers attacked the company in the conservative media and ultimately filed four federal lawsuits accusing it of a vast conspiracy to rig the election against Mr. Trump.

According to emails contained in the documents, Zach Parkinson, then the campaign’s deputy director of communications, reached out to subordinates on Nov. 13 asking them to “substantiate or debunk” several matters concerning Dominion. The next day, the emails show, Mr. Parkinson received a copy of a memo cobbled together by his staff from what largely appear to be news articles and public fact-checking services.

Even though the memo was hastily assembled, it rebutted a series of allegations that Ms. Powell and others were making in public. It found:

  • That Dominion did not use voting technology from the software company, Smartmatic, in the 2020 election.

  • That Dominion had no direct ties to Venezuela or to Mr. Soros.

  • And that there was no evidence that Dominion’s leadership had connections to left-wing “antifa” activists, as Ms. Powell and others had claimed.

As Mr. Coomer’s lawyers wrote in their motion in the defamation suit, “The memo produced by the Trump campaign shows that, at least internally, the Trump campaign found there was no evidence to support the conspiracy theories regarding Dominion” and Mr. Coomer.

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Read the Trump campaign’s internal memo

Last November, communications staff members on the Trump campaign hastily assembled a memo examining outlandish election claims. The memo found that many of the allegations were baseless.

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Even at the time, many political observers and voters, Democratic and Republican alike, dismissed the efforts by Ms. Powell and other pro-Trump lawyers like Rudolph W. Giuliani as a wild, last-ditch attempt to appease a defeated president in denial of his loss. But the false theories they spread quickly gained currency in the conservative media and endure nearly a year later.

It is unclear if Mr. Trump knew about or saw the memo; still, the documents suggest that his campaign’s communications staff remained silent about what it knew of the claims against Dominion at a moment when the allegations were circulating freely.

“The Trump campaign continued to allow its agents,” the motion says, “to advance debunked conspiracy theories and defame” Mr. Coomer, “apparently without providing them with their own research debunking those theories.”

Credit…Bob Andres/Atlanta Journal-Constitution via Associated Press

Mr. Coomer, Dominion’s onetime director of product strategy and security, sued Ms. Powell, Mr. Giuliani, the Trump campaign and others last year in state district court in Denver. He has said that after the election, he was wrongly accused by a right-wing podcast host of hacking his company’s systems to ensure Mr. Trump’s defeat and of then telling left-wing activists that he had done so.

Soon after the host, Joe Oltmann, made these accusations, they were seized upon and amplified by Ms. Powell and Mr. Giuliani, who were part of a self-described “elite strike force” of lawyers leading the charge in challenging Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s victory.

On Nov. 19, for example, Ms. Powell and Mr. Giuliani appeared together at the news conference at the Republican National Committee’s headquarters and placed Mr. Coomer at the center of a plot to hijack the election by hacking Dominion’s voting machines. By Ms. Powell’s account that day, the conspiracy included Smartmatic, Venezuelan officials, people connected to Mr. Soros and a “massive influence of communist money.”

Ms. Powell and Mr. Giuliani did not respond to messages seeking comment on the documents. Representatives for Mr. Trump also did not respond to emails seeking comment.

Mr. Trump continues to falsely argue that the election was stolen from him, and in recent months Ms. Powell and Mr. Giuliani have stuck by their claims that the election was rife with fraud. A lawyer for Mr. Giuliani said in a court filing last month that at least some of his claims of election fraud were “substantially true.”

And as recently as three weeks ago, Ms. Powell told a reporter for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation that the 2020 election was “essentially a bloodless coup where they took over the presidency of the United States without a single shot being fired.”

It remains unclear how widely the memo was circulated among Trump campaign staff members. According to the court documents, Mr. Giuliani said in a deposition that he had not seen the memo before he gave his presentation in Washington, and he questioned the motives of those who had prepared it.

They wanted Trump to lose because they could raise more money,” Mr. Giuliani was quoted as saying in the deposition.

But at the time that the internal report was prepared, Mr. Giuliani and Ms. Powell were both “active supervisors,” as he put it in his deposition, in the Trump campaign’s broader plan to challenge the election results — an effort that eventually included more than 60 failed lawsuits filed across the country. While Ms. Powell soon went her own way in claiming that Dominion had conspired to steal the election, Mr. Giuliani continued working closely with Mr. Trump and his campaign, ultimately changing strategies and seeking to persuade state legislatures to overturn the popular vote.

The motion notes that “the lines were blurred” as to whom Ms. Powell was working for at the time: herself, her nonprofit organization or the Trump campaign. Almost immediately after she promoted the conspiracy theory about Dominion at the news conference in November, Mr. Trump sought to distance himself from her. But by December, as Mr. Trump’s legal options narrowed, the former president considered bringing her back into the fold and discussed whether to appoint her as a special counsel overseeing an investigation of voter fraud.

The release of the documents was only the latest legal trouble for Mr. Giuliani and Ms. Powell, both of whom have been sued directly by Dominion for defamation. Dominion has also brought a defamation suit against Mike Lindell, the chief executive of MyPillow, for amplifying false election claims. Last month, a federal judge in Washington ruled that the cases could continue moving toward trial.

About the same time, a federal judge in Detroit ordered penalties to be levied against Ms. Powell and eight other pro-Trump lawyers — Mr. Giuliani was not among them — who filed a lawsuit that sought to overturn the election results in Michigan using the false claims about Dominion.

This case was never about fraud,” the judge, Linda V. Parker, wrote in her decision. “It was about undermining the people’s faith in our democracy and debasing the judicial process to do so.”

In June, a New York court suspended Mr. Giuliani’s law license, ruling that he had made “demonstrably false and misleading statements” while fighting the results of last year’s election for Mr. Trump.

Even recently, the new court documents say, former Trump campaign officials have continued to cling to the baseless notion that the election was marred by fraud.

When lawyers for Mr. Coomer asked Sean Dollman, a representative of the Trump campaign, in a deposition if the campaign still believed that the election was fraudulent, he answered, “Yes, sir.”

The lawyers then asked, “What is that opinion based on?

According to the court documents, Mr. Dollman gave a less than certain answer.

We have no underlying definite facts that it wasn’t,” he said.

Sidney’s Powell’s Intelligence Source claims to have 8 degrees

 

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Your own attorney general who defended you and you praised lavishly says he couldn’t find evidence of election fraud.

Who does he think he is to call the Supreme Court incompetent and weak?  Especially given that 6 of the 9 were appointed by Republicans and 3 appointed by Trump himself.

In Wisconsin, a Trump appointee demolished Trump’s claims, upholding another Trump appointee’s claims.

No one has lost more, so quickly, than Trump.

Sidney Powell’s claims to have a secret “intelligence source” whose affidavit exactly mathes a Trump podcaster, who served less than a year in the Navy two decadess agaon and claims to have 8 degrees, including a Ph.D and a MBA, and M.D.   The North Dakota attorney general is accusing her of running a fake charity and spending the money on McDonalds and QVC.